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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
4
Sigma Phi Delta built a 14-6 lead through three innings then held off Kappa Sigs 15-14 as Mary and the Boys delivered four late runs in the bottom of the final frame. The Phi Delts also planned for LF.C. golf tournament with some players hacking around this weekend.
Small sound system for clarinet or saxophone, used very little. Price reduced from 289 to 200 dollars. Call Gaylord Shultz after 5 PM at 665 5804. Ride needed to Williamsport Pennsylvania for the weekend of the 17th, will pay expenses. Contact Rick Sherman Room 417 Stewart.
The third ASCE meeting, a joint affair with Indiana Institute of Technology and the Northeast Branch, drew attendees from Tri State at Gerber Halls Fort Wayne. William H Wisely spoke. Albert A Guilford received the teaching award as Louis Petro presided at the Civil Engineering Day ceremonies. A campus picnic follows with about 100 signed up for steaks and activities.
Alpha Sigma Phi rallied for five runs in the last inning to beat Sig Eps 12 11 at Pokagon State Park. Bob Barries, Paul Frakalin, and Larry Garutis starred in Canadian batting and eastern fielding with Rick Linard and Terry West driving the decisive rally. An alumni-led discussion on living conditions followed at the House highlighting Lux France Lenox Germany.
Tau Sigma circles plan a society picnic at Pokagon State Park on May 18 around 12 noon. Members must notify Linden Gray by May 13 and leave a $1 deposit for refreshments, refundable on return.
Last Saturday night the fraters of TKE hosted the Spring Pledge Class party in Fremont with Sounds For Sale from Mishawaka providing music. TK E lost a softball game 8 to 6 to Phi Kappa Theta and now stands 3 wins and 2 losses.
The Interfraternity Council schedules a May 16 1968 golf tournament at Eaton Springs Trout Club Fremont as the first event of its kind in Tri State. Jim Scotti at Phi Kappa Theta house is the contact for questions or comments.
Acacia brothers report warm water and sun as spring fever grows. Ron Langheier pins Joyce Smith, a nurse from Alden, N Y. The Acacia softball team first win of the season beats Delta Chi 126 in a high scoring game. AK AKs add 8 runs in the fifth inning before solid defense seals the win.
Kappa Sigma plans final preparations for Sweetheart Week end May 10 and 11 at the house with Friday and Saturday parties and many alumni expected to attend. In sports, Joe Sullivan and Rich Allen hit two home runs, but a close loss to Sigma Phi Delta left the team at three wins and two losses after also losing to Phi Kappa Theta.
The Deutsche Ehrenverein held its fourth meeting and thanked Dr. G F Hauck for presenting An Anatomy of a Small German Village with slides. The next meeting is May 13 at 7 00 p m in the student lounge Best Hall.
The SAE outlines fall quarter plans including a hoped for sports car rally. At the last meeting a movie followed the business session discussing steps in styling a new automobile. The spring meeting ends May 15 and fall officers will be elected. All members please.
The student group ASTME held its fourth meeting of the quarter on May 2 to nominate officers for fall. Gary Yarger named acting chairman as the group plans a summer schedule and a speech by Robert Sebald of the Hoover Co. on quality control. All students invited to the May 16 meeting with a film on salesmanship.
A joint announcement invites graduates and families to two receptions on Friday May 31 at 11 a.m. The School of Engineering hosts in Best Hall lecture lounge, while the School of Business Administration meets in Room 104 Perry T Ford Memorial Library.
John Councellor a Tri-State College mechanical engineering student from Anderson Indiana was reelected Governor of the Indiana District of Circle K Clubs at the state convention April 27 28 in Fort Wayne. He is the first to serve a second term and has held roles from Lieutenant Governor to President of the Tri-State College Chapter.
The M E S sponsored design contest closes at 5 p m today. Judges will select winners within two weeks and winners will be contacted. Awards are presented at the final meeting on May 22, 1968.
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